2. though
I cordially agree with the recommendation
"(par: 39D) that
one of What Smear's College
Shall be specially detailed
to the Masters
for training purposes receptivity," if I understand right [pars 76.7) additional payment at the rate of $4000 per
Colony, I cannot refuse to accept the
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summing up of the Committee in paragraph 94
of their report against the establishment
of such a school at the present time, supported
as their opinion is by Sir Cecil With
I am further fully prepared to concur in the
view that there should be a larger proportion of English masters in the Anglo
Chinese Schools, but I agree with Sir E.O.
Smith that in regard to the grant-in-aid
schools, the Government should demand certain
results and should not prescribe how those
results must be attained; and, in carrying out
any proposals made in the report which
affect these Schools action should only be
taken very gradually and with full notice
to the Manager. That teachers both English
and Chinese should be adequately paid, goes
without saying, and so far as the purely
Government Schools are concerned there should
be no difficulty in this respect.
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